Best friends Croc and Turtle want to play together, but Croc only wants to do exciting things outside in the cold and Turtle wants to stay safe and warm inside.

Worried that his reptilian ferocity will scare his friends, Fossil the crocodile prefers peace and quiet and being alone, but his friends insist that Fossil play with them anyway.

Although other animals are better at lifting, jumping, and running, Croc and Turtle discover something they are best at.

Giraffe and Crocodile are in love. They decide to take a drive one beautiful day and visit both Crocodiletown and Giraffeville, but everywhere they go, they get stared at and hear comments. An unexpected act of altruism teaches everyone around them that in this world, there are many different kinds of couples.

A crocodile falls into a quiet storybook and wreaks havoc on the characters, in a tale that invites youngsters to slam the book shut or find the courage to take a peek inside.

A chance meeting turns to friendship for a lonely crocodile and a companionless golden retriever who both arrive in the city at Christmas time.

"A heartwarming picture book about adoption, acceptance, and inclusion, A Crocodile in the Family is a children's story about a family of birds who stumble across a lone egg in the Australian bush. After taking it home to care for the egg, they discover it's actually a baby crocodile! The bird family raises the baby crocodile as one of their own, and as their community continues to ask why they keep him, the blended family says the answer is simple....

Everyone knows the nature-loving Gorillas have their own way of doing things. But that's not going to stop Laval from training them to be warriors. Or Wilhurt from stealing their CHI! Will the Gorillas keep their mellow, or will they go bananas? Then, Rizzo the Raven holds an auction between Crooler and Windra--two of the most vicious animals in Chima. This may be one deal that's too hot for even a Raven to handle!--P. [4] of cover.

"When the Primm family moves to New York City and into the house on East 88th Street, they are surprised to find a crocodile living in their attic. But Lyle isn't a regular crocodile--he's playful, and friendly, and he can sing!"--

Introduces readers to endangered animals with an illustrated story that follows Black Rhino and Tickbird as they consult with other animals about why their friend Crocodile is crying.